Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Saturday that Pakistan was on the verge of economic stability.
According to details, PM Shehbaz held a meeting with the delegation of Istanbul Grand Airport.
On this occasion, the premier said: "The country is looking to rely on a public private partnership. The investors and businesspersons have been welcomed here."
"We are willing to expand the investment and partnership with our brotherly country, Turkiye," he added.
PM Shehbaz said: "We are taking measures to further facilitate the passengers at the airports."
"It is our topmost priority to ensure transparency in the entire process of airport outsourcing," the premier said.
The delegation showed their interest in investment and partnership in Pakistan.
– Shehbaz leaves for Saudi Arabia with high-level delegation –
Earlier, it was reported that PM Shehbaz, accompanied by a high-level delegation, has departed from Lahore on an official visit to Saudi Arabia.
The delegation comprises Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, and federal ministers Ishaq Dar, Muhammad Aurangzeb, Aleem Khan, Attaullah Tarar, and Ahad Cheema, as well as senior officials of the Finance Ministry. The visit, scheduled until April 8, marks Prime Minister Sharif's first foreign trip since assuming office.
